Meaning of
qubool
क़ुबूल • قبول
English
acceptance; approval; consent
Hindi
स्वीकृति; अनुमोदन; सहमति
Urdu
قبولیت; منظوری; رضامندی
Origin
Arabic
Ash'aar
teri sharton pe hi karna ho agar tujhko qubool
ye suhoolat to mujhe saara jahaan deta hai
43
ye pyaar teri bhool hai qubool hai
main sang hooñ tu phool hai qubool hai
tu roothegi to main manaaunga nahin
jo rule hai vo rule hai qubool hai
96
shartein lagaaee jaati nahin dosti ke saath
kijeye mujhe qubool mirii har kamii ke saath
84
chaand chehra mujhe qubool nahin
ab samajhne men koi bhool nahin
aankh bas aankh hi hai jheel nahin
hont bas hont hi hain phool nahin
75
ham ne qubool kar liya apna har ek jurm
ab aap bhi to apni ana chhod deejie
61
main KHud ye chahta hooñ ki haalaat hon kharab
mere KHilaaf zahar ugalta phire koi
ai shaKHs ab to mujh ko sab kuchh qubool hai
ye bhi qubool hai ki tujhe cheen le koi
60
tu dil pe bojh le ke mulaqaat ko na aa
milnaa hai is tarah to bichadna qubool hai
51
qubool hai jinhen gham bhi teri khushi ke li.e
vo jee rahe hain haqeeqat men zindagi ke li.e
49
mere qubool pe usne qubool kah to diya
par ek baar kaha usne teen baar nahin
48
mirii aarzoo ka haasil tire lab ki muskuraahat
hain qubool mujh ko sab gham tiri ik khushi ke badle
45
teri sharton pe hi karna ho agar tujhko qubool
ye suhoolat to mujhe saara jahaan deta hai
43
ye pyaar teri bhool hai qubool hai
main sang hooñ tu phool hai qubool hai
tu roothegi to main manaaunga nahin
jo rule hai vo rule hai qubool hai
96
Nuance
Originally, 'qubool' signifies acceptance or agreement. In poetry, it often conveys a deeper emotional resonance, reflecting the heart's willingness to embrace or the soul's readiness to surrender.
Poetic Usage
Poets use 'qubool' to explore themes of love and surrender. It can express the joy of mutual acceptance or the pain of unrequited feelings. Often, it is a moment of profound emotional clarity.
Closing Insight
In the realm of poetry, 'qubool' is a gentle nod to the heart's deepest desires. It speaks of the beauty found in acceptance.